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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Pramas" data-source="post: 3916118" data-attributes="member: 995">A full time job or a freelance gig? There aren't all that many of the former, and even fewer that pay decently. Your options more or less are:1) Start your own company and try to make a name for yourself. This is much more viable than it used to be because of technological advancements over the past 20 years and the rise of electronic publishing. 2) Start doing freelance work. You might start by looking for open calls. I used to tell people to try to write articles for Dungeon and Dragon, but that advice won't get you far anymore sad to say. Kobold Quarterly might be an option though. If you can build up a good resume, you might eventually be able to parlay that into a full time job. 3) Move to Seattle and get a job of any sort at WotC. Customer service, organized play, gopher, whatever. Then once you are inside the organization, keep your ear to the ground for openings in the departments you really want to work for. It helps to be an internal candidate and it's not that uncommon at WotC for inexerienced people to get jobs that they aren't formally qualified for.</blockquote>